Microsoft has released a big new firmware update for the eleventh-generation Surface Pro with Snapdragon processors. The company's first Copilot+ PC received several improvements to reliability and security, with fixes for VPN, eSIM, Teams, and more.
Here is the changelog:
- Security:
- Strengthen your device’s security. We’ve addressed potential security vulnerabilities that may lead to unexpected shutdowns and privilege escalation.
- Reliability:
- Be productive when using a virtual private network (VPN). We've resolved an issue where devices have no cellular network connectivity when using a VPN.
- Ensure you have the correct connectivity settings. We’ve fixed an issue where your cellular setting changes to SIM card, overriding your previous eSIM selection.
- Lead seamless video conference calls. We’ve resolved an issue that causes unexpected shutdowns during Microsoft Teams calls.
- Get full functionality when your device is docked. We’ve addressed compatibility issues with Surface Dock 2.
- Enjoy your favorite videos without disruptions. We’ve fixed an issue where Dolby Vision videos show a black screen with an error message that says playback isn’t authorized.
You can find the list of all new drivers included in the update here.
Here is extra information about the release:
| Supported Configurations | Surface Pro 11 Home with Snapdragon processors |
|---|---|
| Supported Windows Versions | Windows 11 version 24H2 and newer |
| How to get the update |
Windows Update Surface Support website (manual installation) |
| Update Size | 600 MB (manual installation only) |
| Additional Steps | The update does not require extra steps |
| Known Issues | No known issues in the update |
While Microsoft does not require extra steps before or after installation, we recommend backing up your important data before installing Surface firmware updates. They are non-uninstallable, so make sure you have a backup of everything important in case things go sideways during installation.
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Posted Sunday 22 February 2026 at 3:59 am AEST (my time).
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